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    The critical phenomena observed in phase transitions can be approximately described by taking derivatives of state functions like the free energy. The behavior near critical points is characterized by power laws that define critical exponents. By taking further derivatives of the state functions, the critical exponents can be related through scaling relations without referring to a particular model.

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    The critical phenomena observed in phase transitions can be approximately described by taking derivatives of state functions like the free energy. The behavior near critical points is characterized by power laws that define critical exponents. By taking further derivatives of the state functions, the critical exponents can be related through scaling relations without referring to a particular model.

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    Answer HW4

    Загружено:

    Evi Suaebah
    The critical phenomena observed in phase transitions can be approximately described by taking derivatives of state functions like the free energy. The behavior near critical points is characterized by power laws that define critical exponents. By taking further derivatives of the state functions, the critical exponents can be related through scaling relations without referring to a particular model.

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